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Parametric OpenSCAD Sieve

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Parametric stackabe sieves designed with OpenSCAD

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I was asked to make a 5mm hole size sieve for craft use and this script is the result.

The script is parametric so the size of the sieves as well as the holes can be adjusted.

Below is an example for the 5mm sieve. If the hole parameter is set to 0 this will make a tray with no holes.

xsize=110;
ysize=110;
side_wall = 0.4*6; // 0.4mm nozzle * 6
tray(   x=xsize,
       y=ysize,
       height=35, 
       corner = 10, // tray corner diameter
       hole=5, // grid hole size 0= no holes
       wall=side_wall, // wall thickness
       holefn=36, // number of segments for the hole 6= hexagon. 36= good circle approximation
       stack=true, // do you want a stackable tray
       stagger=true, // do you want the holes inline or staggered
       hole_gap = side_wall/2 // gap between holes
   );

I used the the current experemental version of OpenSCAD to render the models. The STL generation seems much faster if a little unstable.

I printed my sieves in PETG at 0.3 layer height and no supports. I have included STL files for 5,10 and 15mm hole sizes as well as a base tray with no holes. The sieves are stackable and will at some point print some with different size holes. If you want other sizes the script can generate them.

 

Hopefully someone can make use of this. 

Thanks Squidgyplastic 

Revisions

2nd March 2024 : fixed yspacing issue when stagger = false

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